Sentence examples for looked intensely from inspiring English sources
Simon Rattle looked intensely happy.
The entire physique of each performer looked intensely motivated.
In almost all of them he looked intensely self-possessed, exuding gravity even in repose.
In recent decades, scientists have looked intensely at the visual system of vertebrates, and perhaps "myopically focused on rod and cone photoreceptors and the visual information they deliver," researcher Russell D. Fernald noted in a Science review (Fernald 2006).
Rosetti and Eugen Lovinescu later recounted an unusual incident sparked by the event: Iancu Vulturescu, a friend of Caragiale's and frequenter of Casa Capșa, looked intensely upon the dead body as he was paying his respects; later in the evening, he committed suicide in a hotel room.
Yet the results look intensely, eccentrically aestheticized: craft as art, and vice versa.
His appearance contrasts markedly with his verbal manner: he looks intensely – improbably – relaxed.
On one wall is a big framed black-and-white photograph — an aerial shot, taken at night — of the twin towers, looking intensely romantic.
They share perhaps a certain instinct for rawness as an element in dance, or, at any rate, those qualities that do not look intensely schooled.
The rest of the world still looks intensely political and the titans of the digital age are vulnerable to its vicissitudes.
The photos and videos he posts on his Facebook page, executing high kicks and looking intensely down the lens, have now earned him viral fame.
